Call & Times

Clippers win pair of duals

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PROVIDENCE – Representa­tives from every class came together for Cumberland High during a pair of successful Headley Division dual-meet victories over Toll Gate (100-8) ad Smithfield (75-33) at the Providence Career & Technical Academy fieldhouse on Monday night.

It started with junior Bailee Brown’s triumph in the 3,000 meters (11:17.05), then sophomore Chloe Jacinto captured the 1,500 (5:28.69) before senior captain Shakira DePia skated to the crown in the 300 (45.38).

One event later, freshman sensation Grace Carr cruised to the triumph in the 600 (3:17.80).

But there were so many other pivotal point getters, as the Clippers swept three events and nearly did it four other times. Junior Olivia Belt collected a pair of runner-up finishes in the 3,000 (11:43.60) and 600 (1:47.50), while

classmate Nicolette Ducharme did the same in the 20-pound weight throw (46-7) and shot put (38-5 ¼); and sophomore Alia Nigri took second in the long jump (15-7 ½) and third in the 55 hurdles (10.29).

Others notching seconds were frosh Emma Peterson in the 1,500; senior Kayla Halpert in the 55 dash; junior Brynn Eckman in the 300; junior Sarah Lanzi in the 1,000; and sophomore Karla Evangelist­a in the high jump.

In another double-dual meet, Lincoln settled for a split, edging East Providence (49-37) while falling to West Warwick by the same score.

The Lions achieved that with excellence in both the distance and throwing events, as sophomore Carson Cole took the 3,000 (12:58.95), senior Abigail O’Hern the 1,500 (5:34.54), junior Riley Specht the 1,000 (3:20.79), junior Hayley Chartier the shot put (31-6) and senior captain Ally Plante the 20-pound weight throw (44-7 ¼).

Actually, junior Abby Gill helped out with another victory in the 55 hurdles (9.90).

It should be noted that O’Hern chipped in a second in the 1,000; Plante a runner-up in the shot; senior Molly Thibaudeau the same in the weight toss; and senior Ashley Thibault a second in the 1,500 and third in the 1,000.

Woonsocket may have dropped a tough 58-50 verdict to pesky East Greenwich on Monday night, but it rebounded with an 85-7 clubbing of Blackstone Valley Prep.

The Villa Novans only racked up three wins in the overall double-dual meet, courtesy of junior Dajonna Lewis in the 55 dash (7.70), sophomore Charity Harlan in the 300 (47.57) and classmate Jazarah Alexis in the high jump (4-10).

Harlan actually added a runner-up in the long jump (15-3 ¼), while Lewis took a close third just 1 ¼ inches behind; junior Nahum Greene snared second in the 55 dash (8.02); and classmate Nicole Dioh another second in the 1,000 (3:23.39).

Mount St. Charles nearly pulled off a triple-dual meet sweep after coasting past Narraganse­tt (85-0) and Exeter/ West Greenwich (62-40), but fell just shy after sustaining a tough 49-44 loss to Moses Brown at the PCTA fieldhouse.

Versatile junior Isabel Deslaurnie­rs led the charge, winning the taxing 3,000 (14:42.30), then finishing third in the 20-pound weight throw (13-5 ½). What really helped the Mounties post those two triumphs came in the form of two relays, both of which reigned.

Still, there were other key scorers, among them freshman Ava Noecker (second in the 3,000); senior Julia Kamp (runner-up in the 600); and sophomore Anna Giacobbe (second in the 300).

As for the Pride, super sophomore Lucy Noris soared to the 3,000 win in 5:07.55; and classmate Folake Olagundoye snatched third in the 55 dash (8.05).

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In Bayha/Dwyer Division action, North Smithfield pounded Central (71-38) but at the same time received a blow from Cranston East (72-37).

Still, sophomore Jackie deRonde produced a fine overall outing with a victory in the 55 hurdles (10.62) and a third in the high jump (5-6), while the Brandao sister tandem of senior Alexia and sophomore Katarina claimed second and third, respective­ly, in the 3,000.

The elder also took third in the 1,500 (6:39.15) to complete the tough double.

Perhaps the story of the meet, however, came from junior Thao Nguyen, who not only finished second in the 300 (46.60) and long jump (13-9 ¼) but contribute­d a third in the 55 dash (8.23).

Like the Northmen, St. Raphael Academy utilized a sister duet to snag a 55-33 verdict over Bay View, though it also suffered a 77-32 defeat to Pilgrim.

Sophomore Christine and senior Faith Kizekai finished 1-2 in the 55 dash (with respective clockings of 7.73 and 7.74), while senior Stephanie Murphy flew to the win in the 55 hurdles (10.17); junior Rachael Mongeau in the 1,000 (3:14.14); and sophomore Elizabeth Murphy reigned in the high jump (4-8).

Junior Jordan Cournoyer almost won as well, but had to settle for second in the long jump (15-4 ½); turns out, Pilgrim freshman Dasani Stewart manufactur­ed a leap just 1 ¼ inches beyond Cournoyer’s best.

Actually, Central Falls assembled a pretty solid collective performanc­e itself in victories over Scituate (3717) and Wheeler (31-24), though it did drop a 38-26 decision to Juanita Sanchez.

Junior Elaine Vaz Ramos captured the shot put (29-8) and placed runner-up in the 20-pound weight heave (39-1 ¼), with sophomore Katherine Rocha earning second in the 55 dash (8.397) and third in the 300 (47.38). At the same time, classmate Yageilys Galva reversed it, taking second in the 300 (47.35) and third in the dash (8.62).

Senior Eliane Chantre mustered third in the weight (33-0) for another point.

Finally, Tolman celebrated its first win of the winter campaign with a thrilling 33-29 triumph over Ponaganset, though fell to both Mount Hope (69-31) and Chariho (80-22).

It did so on the strength of its weight girls, as senior Abbie Jammeh registered firsts in the shot (27-0 ½) and 20-pound weight throw (26-3); she took the latter event by a scant 2 ¾ inches, which left the Chargers’ Stacia DelBonis in second.

She also led a 1-2-3 sweep in the put, thanks to senior Marcia Barbosa (22-11) and junior Amara Patel (227 ½). Jammeh even managed a close fourth in the long jump (12-2 ¼).

Archrival Shea didn’t fare as well, losing to Chariho (90-8), the Chieftains (38-14) and Mount Hope (8010). Incredibly, it also dropped an 1817 heartbreak­er to Middletown for its fourth loss of the night.

One primary highlight came in the 55 hurdles, when junior Keynalee Huyke placed second in 10.73.

HEADLEY/SULLIVAN DIVISIONS

Cumberland 100, Toll Gate 8 Cumberland 75, Smithfield 33 Cumberland placements

3,000m – 1. Bailee Brown

11:43.60.

4x200m relay – 1. Cumberland 1:55.40.

1,500m – 1. Chloe Jacinto 5:28.69; 2. Emma 5:32.33; 3. Emma Gaudreau 5:33.00.

55m hurdles – 3. Alia Nigri 10.29.

55m dash – 2. Kayla Halpert 7.91.

600m – 1. Elizabeth Pickering 1:46.72; 2. Belt 1:47.50; 3. Lauren Nigri 1:54.75.

300m – 1. Shakira DePina 45.38; 2. Brynn Eckman 48.07. 1,000m – 1. Grace Carr 3:17.80; 2. Sarah Lanzi 3:25.91; 3. Ellie Gaudreau 3:27.77).

High jump – 2. Karla Evangelist­a

O’Shea 4-6.

Shot put – 2. Nicolette Ducharme

Bernardo 29-5 ½,

20-pound weight throw –

Moe 40-7 ¾.

Long jump – 2. A. Nigri 15-7 ½.

4x400m relay – 1. Cumberland 4:26.00.

Lincoln 49, East Providence 37

West Warwick 49, Lincoln 47

Lincoln placements

3,000m – 1. Carson Cole 12:58.95.

1,500m – 1. Abigail O’Hern 5:34.54;

5:49.02.

55m hurdles – 1. Abby Gill 9.90.

600m – 3. Amy Bauzyk 2:01.44.

1,000m – 1. Riley Specht 3:20.79; 2. O’Hern 3:36.06; 3. Thibault 3:42.79.

Shot [put – 1. Hayley Chartier 31-6; 2. Ally Plante 30-4 ¾. 20-pound weight throw – 1. Plante 44-7 ¼; 2. Molly Thibaudeau 42-5 ¼.

Chartier 41-7 ¾.

Woonsocket 85, Blackstone Valley Prep 7 East Greenwich 58, Woonsocket 50 Coventry 60, Woonsocket 45 Woonsocket placements Dajonna Lewis 7.70; 2. Nahum Greene

Alexandria

3. Hannah 55m dash –

8.013.

300m – 1. Charity Harlan 47.57.

1,000m – 2. Nicole Dioh 3:23.39.

High jump – 1. Jazarah Alexis 4-10.

Dhot put – 3. Jalyn Roy 22-4 ¼.

20-pound weight throw – 3. Jalissa Jackson 32-4 ¼. Long jump – 2. Harlan 15-3 ¼; 3. Lewis 15-2. Mount St. Charles 62, Exeter/West Greenwich 40 Mount St. Charles 85, Narraganse­tt 0 Moses Brown 49, Mount St. Charles 44 Blackstone Valley Prep 30, Hope 11 Woonsocket 85, BVP 7 Johnston 53, BVP 15 Exeter/West Greenwich 60, BVP 20

Area placements

3,000m – 1. Isabelle Deslaurnie­rs (MSC) 14:42.30; 2. Ava Noecker (MSC) 15:44.58.

4x200m relay – 1.MSC 1:58.17.

1,500m – 1. Lucy Noris (BVP) 5:07.55.

55m dash – 3. Folake Olagundoye (BVP) 8.05. 600m – 2. Julia Kamp (MSC) 1:52.05; 3. Karissa (MSC) 1:55.47.

300m – 2. Anna Giacobbe (MSC) 47.47; 3. Isabel Kailher (MSC) 49.42.

20-pound weight throw – 3. Deslaurnie­rs (MSC) 13-5 ½. 4x400m relay – 1. MSC 4:39.80.

North Smithfield 71, Central 38 Cranston East 72, North Smithfield 37 North Smithfield placements Aleixa Brandao 13:36.68; 3. 3,000m –

14:32.67.

1,500m – 3. A. Brandao 6:39.15.

55m hurdles – 1. Jackie deRonde 10.62.

55m dash – 3. Thao Nguyen 8.23.

600m – 3. Abigail Tremblay 2:02.67.

300 – 2. Nguyen 46.60.

High jump – 3. deRonde 4-6.

Shot put – 3. Rachel Shaw 25-0 ½.

20-pound weight throw – 3. Shaw 22-2 ½.

Long jump – 2. Nguyen 13-9 ¼.

St. Raphael 55, Bay View 33

Pilgrim 77, St. Raphael 32

St. Raphael placements

1,500m – 3. Alexi Angell 6:41.84.

55m hurdles – 1. Stephanie Murphy 10.17.

55m dash – 1. Christine Kizekai 7.73; 2.

7.74.

1,000m – 1. Rachael Mongeau 3:14.14.

High jump – 1. Elizabeth Murphy 4-8.

Long jump – 2. Jordan Cournoyer 15-4 ½. Central Falls 37, Scituate 17 Central Falls 31, Wheeler 24 Juanita Sanchez 38, Central Falls 26

CF placements

55m dash – 2. Katherine Rocha 8.397; 3. Yageilys Galva 8.62.

300m – 2. Galva 47.35; 3. Rocha 47.48.

Shot put – 1. Elaine Vaz Ramos 29-8.

20-pound weight throw – 2. Vaz Ramos 39-1 ¼; 3. Eliane Chantre 33-0; 4. Alberli Hernandez 31-7.

Tolman 33, Ponaganset 29

Mount Hope 69, Tolman 31 Chariho 80, Tolman 22

Chariho 90, Shea 8 Middletown 18, Shea 17 Ponaganset 38, Shea 14

Mount Hope 80, Shea 10

Area placements

55m hurdles – 2. Keynalee Huyke (S) 10.73.

Shot put – 1. Abbie Jammeh (T) 27-0 ½; 2. Marcia Barbosa (T) 22-11; 3. Amara Patel (T) 22-7 ½. 20-pound weight throw – 1. Jammeh (T) 26-3.

Long jump – 4. Jammeh (T) 12-2 ¼.

2.

1.

11:17.05;

4-6;

38-5 ¼;

2. Ducharme 46-7;

2.

2.

Peterson

Ashley

BAYHA/DWYER DIVISIONS

3.

Olivia

3.

Kat Brandao

Faith

Belt

Kassidy

Thibault

Ciullo

Kizekai

 ?? File photo ?? The Cumberland girls track team closed out the dual-meet season with a pair of victories Monday afternoon.
File photo The Cumberland girls track team closed out the dual-meet season with a pair of victories Monday afternoon.

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